Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross by Alexander Migl - CC-BY-SA-4.0 Like many other automakers, Mitsubishi has shifted its lineup to be heavy on SUVs. One vehicle arising from this changeover is the Eclipse Cross, a compact crossover positioned between the brand’s Outlander Sport and Outlander. For those searching for a two-row family hauler that doesn’t have a Honda or Toyota badge, the Eclipse Cross presents an alternative, especially as a second-hand car.

Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross by Alexander Migl - CC-BY-SA-4.0 The Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross is a crossover SUV created to blend popular SUV features, like ample cargo space, as well as more performance-focused components, like a turbocharged engine, into one excellent car. On top of that, it drew a lot of attention from consumers thanks to its user-friendly “infotainment” devices and integrated systems. However, the worst Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross years to avoid can make finding the right vehicle a little tricky.

The Eclipse Cross is a five-passenger front wheel 4-door compact car. With a 3-cylinder engine and great gas mileage, the Eclipse Cross is a great car for hauling a growing family on errands and trips with minimum cost. And it’s had the same basic design since 2014, you won’t need to get a new model. In fact, you can get many low mileage Eclipses with the same features as the 2020 model for up to 36% less than original MSRP listing price.